Find the Right Fit
For Your Student
Every student learns differently.
Some thrive in collaborative environments.
Some benefit from smaller groups and hands-on guidance.
Others are still discovering how they learn best.
That’s why Prosper Noggin offers programs designed for different ages and learning styles.
See What Fits Best
Our Programs
Flagship
Grades 5+
Our flagship program is the core Prosper Noggin experience.
Students participate in structured academic study, collaborative learning, enrichment electives, and mentorship within a dynamic learning community.
Students experience:
Expedition
Grades 5+
The Expedition program is designed for students who benefit from smaller groups and experiential learning.
Students engage in hands-on projects, guided exploration, and focused mentorship that supports their individual growth.
Students experience:
Mini Minds
Kindergarten – 2nd Grade
Our early learning program focuses on building strong academic and developmental foundations.
Through direct instruction, guided practice, and project-based learning, students develop essential skills in literacy, math, curiosity, and collaboration.
Mini Minds emphasizes:
WHAT STUDENTS
EXPERIENCE
Instruction & Academic Support
Our academic model blends instruction, oversight, and hands-on learning.
The day is organized into focused learning “sprints” — shorter, high-engagement segments designed to maintain attention and support different learning styles. Students work through their curriculum with structure, accountability, and support.
Enrichment & Exploration
Science
Art
Marketing
Journalism
Web Design
Aviation
Student Government
These experiences help students discover interests and potential career paths they may not otherwise encounter.
Social Development
Education isn’t only academic.
Students build friendships, learn teamwork, and develop confidence in social environments.
Conversation, collaboration, and peer interaction are essential parts of a well-rounded learning experience.
Physical Fitness
Students participate in professionally led physical education every day.
Activities include:
Team Sports
Relays
Movement Activities
Outdoor Play
Healthy habits and physical activity are essential parts of developing the whole student.
What a Typical Day at
Prosper Noggin
Looks Like
Every day at Prosper Noggin blends academic focus, collaboration, and enrichment.
Morning Learning Sprint
The day gets started with unstructured social time followed by a daily open forum to watch and discuss news happening around the globe.
CollaborativE
Projects
Students work together on projects and problem-solving activities. This is where ideas are shared, creativity grows, and students develop critical thinking skills.
Enrichment & Exploration
Students explore electives and creative learning opportunities that expand their interests and introduce them to new ideas.
Physical Activity & Community
Students participate in daily physical activity and spend time building friendships and learning valuable social skills. Because education is relational as much as it is academic.
Instructional Courses Include
Join Prosper NOggin!
Because our programs are intentionally small, we take time to ensure the program is the right fit for each student and family.
Step 1 — Apply
The process begins with a student application and an introductory phone meeting to answer questions and learn more about your family.
Step 2 — Interview
The most important part of the process is the family interview.
We discuss your goals for your student, their academic background, and how Prosper Noggin operates. Transcripts or behavioral records may be requested at this time.
Step 3 — Decision
After careful consideration of your family’s needs and our ability to support them, the board reviews and prioritizes applications. Enrollment is limited to maintain a strong learning environment.
TUITION & FEES
We strive to provide an exceptional educational experience at an affordable rate.
$1875/Qtr
per studentIncludes 30 weeks of academic support and basic electives
Tuition may be paid in four billing increments.
$250
Until March 1st
$350
After April 1st
Additionaal Fees:
•End-of-year assessment — $75
• Uniform — varies
• Entrance testing (new students) — $60
Scholarships may be available through:
Children’s Services Council of Okeechobee
Marvin & Sandra Wherrell Scholarship Fund
FTC-PEP (Personalized Education Program)
FES-UA (Unique Abilities)
The right environment doesn’t just change how students learn.
It changes who they become.
